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The phrase "a cascading effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where one event causes a series of related events to occur, often in a chain reaction.
Example: "The economic downturn had a cascading effect on the job market, leading to increased unemployment and reduced consumer spending."
Alternatives: "a ripple effect" or "a domino effect".
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You will see a cascading effect.
But the tactics are having a cascading effect.
But these orders can have a cascading effect.
Such a cascading effect appears to have contributed to the blackout.
The strike has prompted a cascading effect across the economic chain.
A "server configuration change" made on Wednesday had a cascading effect through the company's network, a Facebook spokesman said.
In those cases, delays can have a cascading effect as crowds pile up on platforms and trains farther down the line fall behind schedule.
This can trigger a cascading effect as real money investors pull back in self-defence and at times flee in panic.
Then, Mr. Turner began getting phone calls, and 10 men came forward with similar tales, then 20 more, one after another in a cascading effect.
A cascading effect casts a shadow over the landscape, said Bradley Bergstrom, a biology professor at Valdosta State University in Georgia.
The warming has had a cascading effect.
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